The latest member of the “weird” music biopic family: Pavement. Range Life: A Pavement Story is described as “a story about the world’s most important and influential band, Pavement.” The film — which appears to be both a documentary about… Read More
Do you know why Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross’ score for Challengers wasn’t nominated for an Oscar? Because I sure don’t! As we wrote in our Best Albums Of 2024 list, “The result is the best bridge we’ve had yet… Read More
“I just wanna flirt with a girl in broad daylight on the street,” Miya Folick sings at the top of the chorus of “Erotica,” the opening track of her third album, Erotica Veronica. The quasi-title track is a tidy summation… Read More
For a Jason Isbell fan, it can be a challenge to pick his signature song. Stalwarts might go with something from the Drive-By Truckers era (“Decoration Day” or “Outfit,” perhaps), or one of his defining tunes about southern identity, like… Read More
The long-awaited Oasis reunion is finally happening with an upcoming tour. Fans are excited, but there’s still one unsettled member: Who will be performing in the band? Over the years, Oasis has had some members come and go, so folks… Read More
AKTHEPROD is a progressive producer and artist from Woodbury, New York. Born into a musical family, his life was shaped by his opera-singing grandfather, who performed at Carnegie Hall, and his mother’s affiliation with Holland’s Bralts School of Music. Inspired… Read More
The long-running HARD Summer festival has announced its lineup for 2025, with headliners including Dom Dolla, Feid, Four Tet, Gesaffelstein, Juvenile & The 400 Degreez Band, Kaytranada, Sean Paul, and more. The festival returns to Inglewood’s Hollywood Park in Los… Read More
Last year marked the start of what Las Vegas-area fans of ’90s and 2000s indie and emo hope is a long tradition: The inaugural edition of the Best Friends Forever festival was hosted at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center… Read More
Car Seat Headrest, one of the defining indie bands of the 2010s, have announced their first album in five years. The Scholars is a self-described rock opera that’s set at a fictional college campus, Parnassus University, and follows the “students… Read More
In case you missed it, Fyre Fest was bad, so bad that there were multiple documentaries made about it. So, naturally, Billy McFarland, the master(?)mind behind the failed event, is launching Fyre Festival 2. Well, that may not actually be… Read More